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Sunday, July 31, 2011

Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science leads in research and discovery


Washington, July 29, 2011-At the dawn of life, as babies are born, they enter a welcoming world filled with surprises that will woo them to the exquisiteness of life.  It
was that awakening that filled men with the necessary curiosity and the innate wish to improve our lives through discovery and creation.  
Thus, the embryo of Science was set in place. According to the dictionary, Science is: “The intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.”   

Weizmann scientists have worked on two 
of the frontline treatments for multiple sclerosis (MS); and have
 developed a technology used in advanced medical imaging scans. They are creating diabetes vaccines and flu vaccines, they are using stem cells to grow new organs and a potential T cells treatment to regenerate damaged spinal-cord nerves after injury, and are investigating conditions ranging from autism to Alzheimer’s disease.


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